T-shirt Prints

The T-shirt was created as part of the MÓT visual system—a brand of ceramic tableware inspired by the volcanic landscapes of Iceland. The new pattern is built upon a rhythm of triangles, broken lines, and diagonal stripes. Their alternation evokes the sharp relief and layered structure of rock formations. The contrast between black and white emphasizes the design’s geometry and translates the brand’s natural motifs onto everyday apparel.

T-shirt featuring an all-over black and white geometric pattern: across the front, back, and sleeves. Small zigzag rows are combined with large triangular shapes and diagonal chains. In the new version, the gray areas of the original design become white, and the orange areas become black. The pattern forms a unified graphic field.

Full-format printing on the fabric is proposed prior to the cutting and sewing of the T-shirt. A black-and-white geometric pattern covers the front, back, and sleeves. Color mapping: gray areas of the original design will be white, and orange areas will be black. The intended size range is M–XL. The garment dimensions are based on the provided example, Stanley/Stella Creator 2.0. For production, a layout of the graphics must be created according to the patterns for each size, including seam allowances, and the pattern placement on the seams must be approved. The diagrams illustrate the principle of pattern placement; the exact scale and alignment will be finalized on a sample proof.